punctuate

As if to punctuate this thought, he felt water coming in at the seams of his shoes.

In an alien gesture of authority, he would often punctuate such calls with a flicker of his long, forked tongue.

She tilted her head. When she finished, she jerked her head forward, as if to punctuate her remarks with an exclamation point.

This was deliberate as I do not believe you know how to write English properly until you know how to punctuate sentences.

The world is brought right under my nose and all that is requested of me is to punctuate the calamities.

Jobs then dramatically hurled a Newton into a garbage can a few feet away to punctuate his decision.

However, note how asymmetrical items are used to punctuate the general symmetry the layout has.

They punctuate a remarkable turnround for a financial centre that once boasted of its "light touch" approach to regulation.

Punctuate the following sentence: A woman without her man is nothing.

He did not bother to punctuate the telegraph message.

"I hope this will punctuate for other clubs just what the family of Rotary is all about, " Stouffer says.

Some students are still unable to punctuate their compositions properly.

Do not punctuate restrictive clauses.

If not, the bursts of sectarian violence that periodically punctuate the country could become worse.

He also originated the dramatic mie poses, which punctuate climactic moments in a scene.

And to punctuate that guidance, the company raised its dividend by 8%.

I had no idea what the respiratory system did and I couldn't punctuate a sentence.

Still another way is to punctuate the classes with discussion.

THIS activity focuses on the students' ability to compose and punctuate sentences with dependent adjective, adverb and noun clauses.

" Chuang-tzu" sitting on my desk, the book everywhere punctuate small sister-in-law Juanxiu text.

While frozen lakes punctuate the landscape with white, many lakes are clear.

I keep checking them for much the same reason I punctuate my working day with cups of tea and coffee.

Be sure to punctuate your sentences with the correct marks in the right places.

The financial results punctuate a dismal year for the lenders, all of which are receiving state support.

on the chalkboard and asked his students to punctuate it correctly.

Many fjords punctuate its coastline, which is also where most towns are situated.

Oil rigs and gas flares punctuate the horizon: his oil, 3. 2 billion barrels in proven reserves.

The orange "TG" stamp, for example, serves to punctuate the monotonous symmetry.

How do you punctuate the following sentence?

How do you punctuate the following sentence? I saw a $100 bill on the ground.

stress, emphasise, punctuate, accent, accentuate

The Punctuate and Collate of Ancient Books Should Obey the Normal Rules of Academic

The Methods to Punctuate Ancient Books